European Rights Court rules Germany violated freedom of assembly by convicting protester wearing plastic visor

Because he was wearing a plastic film in Frankfurt, a demonstrator was sentenced and now he was right in the European Court of Human Rights.

European Rights Court rules Germany violated freedom of assembly by convicting protester wearing plastic visor

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled on Tuesday that Germany violated the right to freedom of assembly of a protester who was convicted for wearing a self-made plastic visor during a demonstration in 2015. It found that the national instances had not weighed up his freedom of assembly, protected under Article 11 of the European Convention on Human Rights, against the intended aim of preventing disorder and violence. The applicant, Ruß…

European Rights Court rules Germany violated freedom of assembly by convicting protester wearing plastic visor – JURIST Legal News - Corruption By Cops

European Rights Court rules Germany violated freedom of assembly by convicting protester wearing plastic visor  JURIST Legal News Source link The post European Rights Court rules Germany violated freedom of assembly by convicting protester wearing plastic visor – JURIST Legal News first appeared on Corruption By Cops.

A demonstrator had protected himself from pepper spray in a protest with an overhead foil. For this he was sentenced by German courts for "armament of protection". The European Court of Human Rights sees in the judgments a violation of the human rights convention. A policeman uses pepper spray on 1 May 2022 in Berlin. – All rights reserved IMAGO / Marius SchwarzThe European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has given right after a ten-year legal disp…

The Catalan National Assembly (ANC) joins the lawsuit against Spain before the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in favor of free debate, without limits on freedom of expression,...

Citizen takes building permit dispute to ECHR

A Greek citizen has filed a case at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) after the Council of State annulled his 2022 building permit following a challenge by the Municipality of Alimos.